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National Republican., 1887-09-16

EMERsoN INsTITUTE,
ID 9l4 Ath st.. bet. 1 aud * ss.
Select, Classical, and Mathematical School for
Young Men and Boys.
Begins It's thirty.sixth year MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 10.
Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
Johns Hopkins and other colleges and unver.
stiles; for the scientific schools, u. = Military
and Naval Academies, and for business. For
particulars, address
au2I.ti CHAs. q. YOUNG, Principal.
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JuStIUc o, ;, SUprtme COUrt.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, VERMONT AVEN-
- ne, between NJ and N streets. Scientific,
Classical, and Commercial Courses. Studies
resumed Monday, Sept. B. Send for prospectus
BROTHER TOBIAS, Pres't. sel-1m
MIR. L. G. MARINTs ACADEMY OF
IVA Dancing will open Saturday, Sept. 81
1887, at Up. m. Masonic Hall. For particu-
lars send for circular. seS-1m
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yTNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
i Washington City, ID. @.
The preparatory school begius Sept, 10.
The columbi3n College begins Sept. 10.
The medical school begins Oct. 3.
The CorcoraI Scientific School begins Oct. 3.
The law school begins 0ctDb.
For catalogues or other information, address
JAMES u. WELLlNi,
au20-lm President
National Republican., 1887-09-16

In 1880 the net value OF our manufactured
silk was $3i, $40, ,723, against $33,3O5, AGO of
imports; in 1885 we manufactured over
s50,000,00 worth of silk, against $25, ,000,-
600 Of imports. Where five years ago we
supplied only one-half of our domestic de-
mand we now supply two-thirds of it. The
enterprise of the American silk manufac.
turersis unsurpassed. During the last quar-
ter Of q century 1t has doubled the popula-
tion OF the great American silk center, Pater-
son, which alone turns out over $4,000, 900
worth Of finished silk goods annually. 1t
has brought to our shores thousands of
skilled European operatives, has been con.
stantly developing new and advanced ma.
ch!nery and methods, and appears destined
at no distant day to supplaut the oiher
centers Of silk manufacturing.
National Republican., 1887-09-16

Information OF nil sorts obtained, when possible,
fer subscribers without charge upon application.
Rejected manuscripts cannot he returned.
RemttAnces other than by postal money orders,
bank drafts, or checks to the order OF the National
Republican Company always at seuder's rl,k.
No receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
on the wrapper shows when subscription expires.
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
contracts will he charged monthly card rates.
HB All requests for courtesies from railroads,
places OF amusement, OF business orders are not
authorized unless signed by the undersigned
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY,
E.w. FOX, President AND MANAGER.
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myse SPECIAL NOTICE.-I WISH TO IN.
H-&7 form the public that although being
boycotted by the knights of Labor the last ten
weeks my band is stillin n blooming condition.
open to engagement, with twenty-five men,
at moments notice. FIR. KRAUSE,
se13-5t Leader National Rifles Band.
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SPEgIAL NOTICES
PENNSYLVANIA COKE.

We are again receiving this celebrated and
indispensable fuel Orders will be promptly
filed. First come, first served. A. X. WILL
LIAMS & CO., 6l5 Seventh street northwest.
gnl6-9t
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EDUOhTrOHhI.
r. ToRaETowN UNfvERsffY. rS'''''>'''''
SCHOOL OF LAW.

FACULTY.
REV. JAMES A. DOONAN, 8. j.,
President of the University.
CHARLES w. HOFFMAN, Lii. D.,
- - Dean of the Faculty.
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON. IL. ID.
Chief Justice, U. S. Court of Clams),
Lecturer on Statutory aud Administrative Law
and Legal Maxlms
HON. CHARLES p. JAMES, LII, d.
Justice, Supreme Court District of Columbia),
Lecturer on "The Leading English Statutes"
HON. WILLIAM M. MERRICK, LII. ID.
Justice, Supreme Court District of Coumbta),
Lecturer on Constitutional Law, Common Law
Pleading, and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN Il. MORRIS. LII. d.,
Lecturer on Equity Pleading and Practice,
Corporations and Admiralty.
JAMES q. PAYNE, LII. ID
Lecturer on the Law OF Real Estate, the Law
OF Evidence, aud Crimina Law.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Lb. D.,
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal Property,
Contracts, and Negotiable Paper
JOHN W. ROSS, LL. D.,
Lecturer on Common Law Practice and Do
nestle Relations.
GEORGE Il. HAMILTON, ESQ, 70
Lecturer on the Law of Partnership, Torts,
and Testamentary Law,
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nsSEss WASHINGTON, D. O., SEPT. u, lss7.

sel0-3t
eSS= WASHINGTON, D. c., SEPT. ID, 1887.
All citizens OF the District of Columbia who
desire TO unite In rendering to ex.Gov. Shep-
herd public demonstration of welcome on his
return TO the city of Washington are requested
70 M Ct at the National Rifles Hall on MON
DAY NEXT, THE 10TH INSTANT, at 3 o'clock
?. m, for the purpose of devisiug plan OF
orpanizetion and determining the character OF
the demonstration.
VIM. q. Moore, J. II. Olmsted,
II. l.. Crawford ID. +. Swartz
Henry A. willard, u. ii. Stinemetz,
ram Cross, Thomas Somervillc,
A. =, Solomon, WIN, 3. Roose,
M. W. Beverldge, Gibson Bros,
A. 4 Britton, o q. Staples,
II, Kurtz Johnson, Hufty q Dyer,
Crosby 3. Noyes, Jno. A. Milburn.
Hallett Klbourn, Fitch, Fox & Browa
Chas. j. Purvs, G. NJ. spollord,
VIM. !. Mattingly, Tbos Hyde,
Geo. W. King. Harris y 5hafer,
y. q. Green, Jas. Y. Davis's bons,
Frank k. Ward, Thos knowles,
II. II. Parmenter. II. o. Towles,
Thos, Kirby, Chas. H. Bailey,
Jno. i. Mltchel, Il. r. Droop,
VIM. Dickson, Geo. A. Bartlett,
Lewis Clephane, Geo. O Gorham,
simon Wolf, Jno. r Ennis,
Geo. B. MSiliburp, Rich fasi u Young 4i'
Ellis Spear, Willett & Ruoff,
Geo T. Dunlap, W. l.. Cowqn,
a hothSlt, rItu NlUDIc,
Jaa. Wormley's Sons, Jno. A. Ruiz,
Henry p. Gilbert, Samuel Norment,
b. p. Snyder. Alpheus Middleton,
1hos. j. Fisher q Co., Horatlo Browning,
N. w Burohell, Reginald Fendall,
Tyler & Rutherford, ]. Henry Wilson,
W. i. Moses d Son, Lansburg & Bro,
NJ. w. Gait Bros. " Co., M. q. Emery,
JDo. W. Boteler, Geo. Hill, IT,,
Jas. l.. Davis, Jno W. COrson.
Jno. A. Baker, W. II. Singleton,
VIM. ]. Stephenson, Jno. Il. Given,
Is. Lewis Black ford, g. A. Harvey.
And many others. se16-3t
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tSs- EDWARD B. FOX.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
1921 sTEET N. W.,
WASHINGTON. DC.

Money constantly on hand to loan at reason
able rates ON undOubted real estate security.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage stock bought pnd
sold. aut-lf
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UNIvERsITY LAW SCHOOL

NATIONAL UNIvERslTY LAW SCHOOL.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. :
FACULTY:
HON. ART iR MACARTHUR,
Late Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, President.
HON. SAMUEL F. MILLER.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States, Professor OF International aud
Constitutional Law.
HON. wILLIAMB. WEBB,
Lecturer on Federal jurisprudence aud Prsc-
tice.
JAMES sCHOULER, ESQ,
Lecturer on the Law of Bailments and Domes-
tic Relations.
II. o. CLAUGHT0N, ESQ.,,
Professor of Common Law, Pleading, Ev.
dence, Equity Jurisprudence and PleadlHg
Commercial and Maritime Law, and Crimi-
nal Law.
EUGENE CARUsI, ESQ.,.
Professor of the Law of Real and Personal
property, Contracts, and Negotiable Instru-
ments.
CHARLES 8. WHITMAN. ESQ.,,
Professor of Patent Law and Practice.
JUDGES OF THE MOOT COURT:
EUGENE CARUSI, ESQ,
Common Law and Equity Cases.
CHARLES s. WHITMAN, ESQ.,,
Patent Cases.
This school will reopen Monday, Oct. 3, 1887,
at O'Clock D. m. at the Law College Building,
No. 10o6 L street northwest. Catalogues can
be had on application of Campbell w. Bush.
nell, esq., treasurer, or Eugene ID, Carusi, esq
secretary. No. zoos street northwest and the
principal book stores. se7-lm
National Republican., 1887-09-16

nse THE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUrI IL
k-aS cal and Dental Departments of Howard
University will open Oct. 3. at 8p. m An
burn, to which the profession and public are
invited. Medical and dental clinics will be
held regularly.
For circular, address
c. B. PURvIs, NJ. D.
se10toc5 Secretary lllS 18th ST. N w
National Republican., 1887-09-16

n.y. MANICURE, so CENTS; CoRNs, .25,
ss~s at Drs. Kenisons, AIS 18th ST. Open day
and evening. SCI
National Republican., 1887-09-16

Bingle copies for one year ..n.. ........".... 75o
Clubs Of ten for one year or clubs OF 1--WE for . ,
two yenfs.'.s .s's.' .''''s's'. W w
Extra copy mailed free to party securing the
club. Postage paid.
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MOOT COuRT.

MOOT COURT
Circuit Court-PRoF. JOHN W. ROSS.
Court of Appcals-PRoFs. CHARLES w.
HOFFMAN, WILLIAM NJ. MERRICK, and
MARTIN +. MORRIS.
National Republican., 1887-09-16

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Only 81 for Two Years-1ss7 and 1883,
which includes the contest of the next Presidential
Election.
National Republican., 1887-09-16

Introductory lecture and announcements
for the ensuing term at the Law Building, cor
nersixth and i streets northwest, on WEONE5.
DAY, OCTOBER O., at 6:3l p. m, All interested
are most cordially invited t9 attend.
a library, comprising nearly 1000 volumes
OF carefully selected text books aud reports.
with commodious reading rooms attached, has
been established In the Law Building, and
cept Sunday, to students and alumni OF the
school.
The Secretary can be seen at the Law Build
rollment, &c. Circulars giving course of study
terms, &c, can be had at book stores Of M0tr-
SOD, Brad Adams. or AnRlim, or on application
to the Undersigned.
sel6.4w s. M. YEATMAN, Secretary,
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FIELD DAYS.

To-day and Tomorrow W will be "FIELD
DAYS" In our Boys and Children's
Department. We know It from long
years of experience, aud we are fully
prepared for heavy business in
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WhNTED-EmPLuYMENr.

WY ANTED-AT ONCE, 100 Statesmen,
w good wages, ana steady work. First
class territory open. Apply Immediately to
MY. !
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A Pathetic Incident.

There is a sad story in the press dis
patches Of to-day that vividly shows how
little knowledge one half Of the world pos.
sesses of how the other half is living. A
crowded immigrant train rushes into the
Union depot in Chicago. A Norwegian
couple alight, the man borne down with
the weight Of baggage and the woman car.
rying her baby. They are seated on their
baggage awaiting the train to bear them
further westward, when great cry of an
guish escapes from the woman. Her little
one, whom she had been 50 tenderly guard.
ing, 10 dead.
The city ambulance is at once on the
ground, the dead child is on its way TO the
mOrgue, the father and mother, grief
stricken and fOrlorn, are hurried into the
departing train, the balls ring, the whistles
blow and before the infant arrives at the
mOrgue its parents are miles away from
the place where it died.
And thousands of incidents Of this kind
are occurring every day, only q few of
which ever find their way into print. Truth
ID indeed stranger than fiction.
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Need 0f GooA Streets.

The property owners on North Duke
street between Chestnut and Orange streets
are entitled to credit for the public spirit
that actuates them to spend 81 600 or more
towards the laying of an asphaltum block
pavement on that square, and councils
should cooperate with them in the move
ment. This city is cursed with the very
worst kind of streets, and for Q munich.
pality as healthy a. Lancaster is, the con.
dition Of the highways is most discredi-
table. In the days Of the Roman empire,
one Of the greatest Of public concerns was
good roads, and the solidity Of its highways
like the Via Appia of two thousand years
ago Is still Q subject Of wonder to the mod
erns. More attention should be paid to the
city streets. A stone crusher and roller
shouldube purchased without delay, and
prompt and vigorous effort begun towards
making Lancaster preeminent in the state,
not only for cheap markets, beauty of loca-
tion and intelligence of people, but also for
streets unsurpassed for excellence.
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New Treatment Of Lockjuw.


A very interesting experimental treat
ment OF lockjaw is reported from Chicago.
John Kelleher was the patient in question,
and as there will be widespread interest
felt In this effort To cure one of the most
dreadful ills to which flesh is heir, the full
treatment Of the case Is herewith an
pended
Keileher was put under the influence of
ether. The sponge had barely been sppiisd to
the sufferers nOstrils when the initial tstanic
couvulsion displayed itself. He jumped
from th: p, ops5ssDs p,na SlaG ~. and m.ds mad
eyes pF0tyuded, and he fought win . irsn.
I'D strength which the combined efforts Of
1our msn could hardly overcome
Again be was given the anastbstic; this
taken in hand, and an incision four inchs,
long and three inches deep was msde n
inoh and . half behind the hip bone Til,
auiatic nerve, which lies to the rear OF thu
ball and socket joint, was then exposed
Here . strong metallic sound was passed
downward from the spinal cord with
. pressure Of l75 pounds The gssh
vas then dressed with iodoform, and
sutissptios. and sewed up An incisior
three Inches long was next made In the groin
TIE knils cutting down wards post the iemora
Hoec the sound wss again ussd and ths nerve
drawn doWnwsrds from the spinal cord with
3 pressure OF fifty p0undA This idea ol
treosmeut Tor lockjsw 10 . new one and va
0nt eucceafully sttemptsd In the European
medinal colleges shout elk months sgo and
- oaao q Kc1lehe1 y probably the tirsl etfor
= ~ Wesl IL tWas the len Soos which was In
luPod. The two nasves tyeated are those sup.
olylng l0oomoti0a and ssnsatton from the
Soevc csntse 70 the saat a the wound. tn,
1s~tchipg wos done % destroy the nerve our
buAt Whtoh eonduceed w eeoeattops iron
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jumping From = balloon y Mite IN tho a

Jumping From y balloon y Mile IN the Air
The much talked Of lesp from q balloon
WAS made by Professor Thomas =. Baldwin,
at the lair grounds in Quincy, Illinois, Mon
day. Over $1,000 people witnessed tho per.
fOImance, which was one OF the most daring
and thrilling ever attempted 10y nsD. His
original intention WAS TO send the balloon up
2,0OO feet, hold It captive by rope,
and make the Jump from that height,
and afterwards draw down the balloon
and make . regular voyage. Owing to
the high wind which prevailed the rope
scheme was abandoned. Baldwin assembled
10 the height OF one mile, and then holding
his psrschuts, launched himself into space
The parachute 10 An umbrella shaped siiAlr,
with ribs OF cord, which are prolonged and
fastened tn . ring, to which the eronsut
clings. Ii 10 made of silk, and is Is feet in
diameter. The parachute WAS attached to
the netting Of the balloon by small cord,
intended to break by the weight OF the
eronsut. When the jump WAS made the
parachute WAS closed, and the first 200 feet
the ;eronsut dropped like rock. Then, ~
the parachute ex landed, the speed bscame
less rapid, and the serOnaut and his strange
apparatus tioated steadily down like n bird.
The descent was accomplished in 3:2O. MIR.
Baldwin struck the ground with some force
by the shock. The descent varied about =
quarter Of mile from the vertical, and
Baldwin struck the ground u mile and half
from where the ascent was mada lie tried
u collapse the balloon before Jumping from
II, but the apparatus failed tO work, and the
balloon escaped and was soon out of sight,
going east ut an altitude Of u mile and half.
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AsUDDRN UnAR8E or fEONr.
A school Director Asks Mr.. Brosius Why d
views Have suffered Alteration.

A schoo, Director Asks MI. Brosius why His
views Have suffered Alteration.
To THE EDITORS OF THE INTELLIGENCER {:
The INTELLIGESCER last light contained
long communication from MIR. Brosius on
the free book question. lie quoted section
l3I of the rules, which states that all those
who are unable to purchase the necessary
school books and stationery" shall have
them furnished by the board. Mr.. Brosius
calls this rule Z" the merciless thumb-screw
of torture To which our industrious poor are
subjected" but he conveniently omits to tell
the readers Of the lNTELLIGENCER that MIR.
Brosius assisted in framing that very rule
and voted for 1t when IL was
presented for readoption by the board.
The last time the rules were re-
rised, Mr.. Brosius WAS q member
OF the committee on revision which, as we
recollect, consisted of DR.. Levergood ss
chairman, Mr.. Brosius, Mr. McComsey,
Mayor Morton, and our city superintendent
was also added 30 ss to give the committee
the ad vantage of his knowledge and exper.
fence, aud the committee held its meetings
in MIR. Brosius' office. II section Isl IL now
Q "mercisss thumt-screw," what was II
when Mr.. Brosius voted for 1t when the rules
were revised by the committee of which ht
was member just few Yeas ago? l
1t is Q "thumb- screw" now, what wa
| 1t when Mr.. Brosius assisted in hsvinl
1t readopted by the board when tn
rules were revised 1t 1t is thumb
screw now it WAS thumb screw
then. We would also tell our sdvo
Gates of the free books system that the pres
! ent rule was adopted by the school board OF
the recommendation Of tho late John +
Ca; u, halt nd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-07

Pittsburg streets swarmed with frogs after
Q rain on Monday, and some people thought
they came from the clouds. The animals
were all very small-some OF them not more
than quarter OF an inch long. They were
not green like the small amphibian usually
found In meadows or fields, but their hide
had Q greyish dark color, denoting the regu.
lar toad. While the bodies OF some Of them
were still graced with tails. others had al
ready pAssed that state Of their metamOrphO.
Gle, aud were hopping about without such
aPPsndAxeA
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Reformed Forsskn Mission Meeting.

meeting Of the board Of commissioners
for foreign missions Of the Reformed church
Of the United Statee, held . session in Salem
Reformed church, Harrisburg, on Wednes.
day. Among the ministers wss Rev. A. q.
whitmer, of Lancaster. An organization for
the ensuing year was effected by electing
Rev. Dr. Van Horn, president: Rev. Or.
weiser, vice president, and Rev. A. II. bar.
tholomew, of Fottsville, secretary. Rev.
bartholomew Wa. 81. ,ted q member Of the
board In place Of Rev. ID. Johnston, deceased,
who was secret'ry. Some important business
WAS transacted before the bUard adjourned In
the afternoon.
Before the business OF the meeting closed
Rev. SCHNEIDER, Of Marietta, was selected q
an additional missionary OF the Reformed
church in Japan, II the reverend gentleman
| will accept the appointment
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~ weekly Intellgenoer
III fdrlfdster 5rrglIsl.xuuxc.
LANCASTER, JULY .. 1857.
An Able uessage.

81 An Able Message.
On Of the most able and forcible public
popsrs Of Mayor Morton is that in which
- vetoed the joint resolution of councils
xoquiring him to draw his warrant for an
extra compensation for ex.City Solicitor J.
". johnson. 1t iss terse and vigorous docu.
nent, the authorities are appositely quo
IA, and the conclusion that he reaches is
iksssiatible.
Common Councilman Long says the
mayors message Is "a paradox" He
should send along chart for the interpre-
tation Of this expression. Webster thus
defines the meaning Of paradox "a tenet
Or proposition contrary to received opin-
icn sentiment seemingly absurd or con-
tradictory; that which in appearance OF
language Is absurd, but yet true in fact. y
In other words, it is truth which seems
q first an untruth. According to this
Councilman Long at first concluded that
IL mayors message was absurd, but
fnally concluded that 1t was entirely
pruper. Yet he Is not consistent, for he is
found opposing the sustaining Of the mayor.
M. Long should sleep with a dictionary
under his head.
Il d claimed by the johnson clique in
councils that the resolution is not leg:s-
lative act. The burden of proof is on them
10 show this. The resolution certainly
overrides existing legislation, and how a
legislative act can be repealed by non-
legislative act will be difficult to explain
BY the most expert kind of legal jugglery.
II councils are true to their duty, Mr..
Johnson's illegal knocking at the doors of
the city treasury will continue to be in
vain.
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Cleveland to Visit tho West.

Senator Vest arrived in ~. Paul Wednes.
day and IL awaiting the arrival OF Senator
Allison, Of Iowa Senator Cameron, of Penn
syiVsnis, and Governor HsuAer, Of Montana,
VINO VIII join him. The party will make q
trip to Alaska
nm, MI. vest said that = few days ago, while in
Warrington, he, together with Ssnstor I;Ock
rell, called ON President Cleveland. and ths
president said he proposed TO 20 TO st Paul.
Milwaukee and Chicago Coione, Lamar,
will go ahead and make necessary railroad
the people Of the West are indebted Ior th,,
move ON the part OF the president 70 the spIts
full speech Of Senator Sherman at Nash vilis
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MATRIMONIAL.

sC8Ssl-
A crowd.
A church.
march by Msudelssohn.
A bride,
groom,
ring, and priests grave tone.
Welded
And uaught but death shall sever
God Joined
Let no man sunder ever.
sCsSE2-
crowd,
court,
A Case-tetails spicy.
a Judge,
Anoath,
bill-deCree ntsi.
Divorced
Then choose again and plight EN-.
Each scene
Repeats-ud infnHUm.
From the SdrunHdh NetCs.
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"Hxvs tried 7homds Eciectric OF for Group
and colds aud md II the best remedy have
ever used in my family" VIM. hay. $40 Ply
mouth Ave. Buffalo, n. Y. For sale by u. Il.
Cochran. druggist, l3' and l3s North Queen
stry at. Lancaster,
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Mrs. lAngtry.

And other famous women have won reputa
ton for facial beauty. A fne compile xion makes
one handsome, even though the face is not OF
perfect mould. BurdOck Blood Bittsrs act al.
rectIy upon the circulation, and so give the skin
a clearness and smcOthness otherwise unatta,n
able. FOR sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l5I
and . North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-07

W. r. Clifford, pastor, NJ. r. church, Boutwell,
Ont was for two years a sui iferer with dyspepsia
In Its worst form, until as he states 'life became
actual burden" Three bottles OF BnrfocA
Blood BtaerS cured him, and he tells US in a
cent letter that he's considers 1t the best family
medicine nov be fore the country tor dyspepsia
and liver complaint For sale by IL. b. Cochran
druggist, l37 and l59 North Queen street, Ian
caster,
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wangler Bros, druggists, OF waite rloo. Iowa.
write 1--WE can with ples sure say tina. Ihomds'
Eciectrtc OH gives the best satisfaction OF an v
liniment We sell. Everybody who buys will
have no other This remedy Is . certain cure for
Cochran, druggist, lj1 and l3s North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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mOthers! mOhors!! MOthefs!!
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there Is no mistake about IL There Is not 4
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